Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-03
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TaFk Aheus the smea1er-The Nrv
GFAnd IsFF-Ehose Resela-
taaas-afkew News
The Sudden dissppearsnce of 81
celovsz szeiteF was the all Rbsorhiul
topsc yesterday, ard Whenever 3 grong
o. bzsaness mea might be seen upon 81
street e vzs rerfsctiy Hn6srst1sG the.
I seTe saying gosh darn IT. - eAef
other, OF words - thai on q Ea0Fs sails
fact8ry eject as betting fne necasscn
Iaat IL u sii over 50 far a. Sejuvsr Il
stated On s6e skreea yesterday uIorniuz
| thai be went TO Portland Nth she sx,
pressed paRposa Of selling tas stocA
thsrz which Ae failed 10 sell IL tie e n
aea here. but Eebody takes auT moss
stock u thai than they did in hss read
Insted scheme. Sel0RsF sent 30 fsr a
20 OFdsr places for bis wife aad child ~
the table AZ me fseoms, where Ge waE
stepping. TIE aay before be left il was
Riven Oat fhaf oEHses wsFe hsinR fitted
up in the lae0ma bank building for tie
ceueany. Bat 10 has All failed, ard the
pabiIeati9a OF ths fsct in the Pasx-
iNFELLfeBScER OF yesterday ereatsc shs
pfot01ndsst sensation, as Is VAS a ersn-
plsre surprise TO the general public,
Nelson Bennett Is reported to have said
that be vii 20 o1 with the smslter him-
self.
TIE GRAND suRY.
The conspiracy cases viii ba bEsu2hs
before she United States Ggand Jurs
which appeared 10 court yesterday ia
response 10 Summons issued by Marshal
Hamilton ias suis against Barns d
Co. Tor fencing in tbs tide fats bFoBgtt
BY j. b. Montgomery for his wife Wais
also be Ffofe this jury. Il isvomp0sed
ss fellows: N "a Faylor, Wan. ~
Lane, +. i Oids (capitalist, TscosaA),
L. Chiloefg, O. L. Hoska tuudegsaker,
IAeoma,l, g. s. Smits, @ II. Stone
| SsAloonksspsF, faoona,l. JOAN Fuller,
/ gent Tae0ma,l Wm. FL. Kent. Isaac
Fancas wholesale liquor dealer, Taco
maj, T. b. Mullen contractor, Taco
ma ). z. Sahp (brick manufacturer,
Iseoma,l, w. A Brry newspaper msn,
Iseoma,l, EigaFd Miller. John Hol-
cate (EewsdealeF, Tacoma, j. r. Reif
properly owner, Tacoma,
United States District Attorney White
examined the Jurors carefully as TO
their sentiments on the Chinese ques-
ten and their qualification for sisGiag
on the tide land case.
True bills were found against Wm
Hsnlon, Peter Jennings and James
Harris the parties charged with bar
elarizing Oaiiherg Il Macreadf's hard
ware store, aud also against f. j. Ralph
for breaking the window and roDbing
Gross Bros. store.
Ernest Hoppe, wm. Rhuls, A. Ruben
I'll and L q. Brodsn we're admitted to
citizsnshiF yesterday morning. tie
proper papers and proofs Of acquired
rights being furnished.
CONTEMPLATED CRUSADE.
Judge Campbeil, tue retiring Justice
Of the Second Ward, has removed from
his offices on Ninth street to the Wright
b1ildlaR oppt site, and Judge s nter,
the jos ice elect who will take hold OF
she reins on Monday next, is N wing
frem the Wright building into the of
fees being vacated by Judge Campbeil
he Is having the rooms secured np and
seems 50 be getting ready for business.
1t IL stated tast Judge Seuter will start
1psR bis season of ofliee by a crusade
upon the gamblers sud quiet little
poker games" that have bscome feg-
tufe Of nearly all the ssloos IN the CITY,
sc AEeAiNN1 VIVA "a ANUAt EsNAfk LAE AZ
cation Of the g8sns away, wheFa It may
BE- lost TO sight in the general bar room
OF course the wisdsm Of snaa q move.
II Il IS really contemplated, 10 matter
Of divers opinions.
THOSE RESOLUTIONS To THE JUDGE.
Thsi meeting Of LAWYERS 70 pass reso- |
lueions upon the retirement OF Judge /
HoYl has bee me a nstter of some |
newspaper contention. Probate Judge |
WIekersham has been reported as the |
only man who voted mo" upon the /
question of their passage. Ii seems |
there were fifteen or sixteen persons /
present, and that while bat one 70 ed /
against the resolutions, there WAS also /
but one voted il their favor, and hence |
n tie. The chairman Of the meeting /
VAS compelled t. call for a second |
vote, at which time ave or SIX |
voted for and uone against. While, /
therefore. WickeTsham admits thst be /
was the only one voting against the |
res0lati ms, be declares that be did not |
interfere With any unaRimity on the /
sGbject, for he says there we're six or
eight who did not vote on the matter
even on the sseeud ballot and that sew
trsl OF these whom be tsas since spoken
to, say they would have voted ia the
negative # voting as sill. be has Sc
cured statemsnt 10 this effect fso far
as the re nlt of the voting goes) over
the signature Of w. B. CoineF, the chair
nsn. Reference was made b toe fact
that Judge Wiokersham was one Of the
Indicted citizens Ia the Chinese cases
ia this oouneetior. with the understand.
ing that out Of Judge Heyt's action IN
these grew Wiekersham's ressntment
toward him. he states that sGch il not
the eaEs. but that be tJndee Hoyt) has,
be says, on several coca ion given him
sp cial reasons for entertaining snoh
feelings.
NOTES.
David Lister has completed the cast
Tags for the Northern Pacific Railroad
At Carbonate. The present bridge at
that place will be removed and new
and stronger stInctars substituted. The
bridge will be Howe truss and no less
than Is tons of castings will &c into il.
The eompany. il is sAid, purpose putting
IN new Bridges 81 points on the Paeltis
division. Tie drawings for these are
nov being made by M. Mcintosh.
The survey OF She N3rtheFR Pacific
line around the head OF the bav to COS
meet with tne Pacific diFlstln near the
boat house, Is shout complete.
John Chopper, the saloon eper and
part owner of the fenes across the road
10 Old TowH that has ocoasioned 50
much tr0abie Of late, has been sick for
some weeks. He is out again.
The oxEsrs Of the little fuE Bessie
are building scow to be devoted to
picnic and excursion parties during the
coming sumner, the same TO be teEed
bS the Bessie.
Harry Morgan has brought man
from Seattle TO prepare plans and 50
peFintend the construction of small
variety iheater which he proposes 70
erect at once on the property adjoining
hts present location on Pacific Avenae.
]. H. Wilt vest rday sold 10 w. q.
Morrill, his residence Oh Tacoma avenue.
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